Ranked #1
Communication of blood test results to patients is often complex and confusing
Communication of blood test results to patients is often complex and confusing
In this episode we talk to Dr Jessica Watson who is a GP and NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer, Centre for Academic Primar... Read more
12 Jul 2022
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11mins
Ranked #2
Non-speculum clinician-taken sampling is comparable to self-sampling in cervical screening
Non-speculum clinician-taken sampling is comparable to self-sampling in cervical screening
In this episode we talk to Dr Anita Lim who is a Senior Research Fellow, School of Cancer and Pharmaceutical Sciences, F... Read more
28 Jun 2022
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9mins
Ranked #3
How significant is abdominal pain when diagnosing intra-abdominal cancers?
How significant is abdominal pain when diagnosing intra-abdominal cancers?
In this episode we talk to Dr Sarah Price who is a research fellow at the University of Exeter Medical School.Paper: Int... Read more
21 Jun 2022
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15mins
Ranked #4
People with colorectal cancer can show clinical features and abnormal bloods as early as 9-10 months before diagnosis
People with colorectal cancer can show clinical features and abnormal bloods as early as 9-10 months before diagnosis
In this episode we talk to Dr Yin Zhou who is a GP and Clinical Research Fellow at the Primary Care Unit, Department of ... Read more
14 Jun 2022
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14mins
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Primary care contacts with children and young people in the first Covid lockdown
Primary care contacts with children and young people in the first Covid lockdown
In this episode we talk to Dr Kimberley Foley who is a Research Associate at the Department of Primary Care and Public H... Read more
7 Jun 2022
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10mins
Ranked #6
Type 2 diabetes sub-groups could guide future treatment approaches in primary care
Type 2 diabetes sub-groups could guide future treatment approaches in primary care
In this episode we talk to Dr Rohini Mathur who is an associate professor of epidemiology at the London School of Hygien... Read more
31 May 2022
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13mins
Ranked #7
Developing a pathway to treat hepatitis C in primary care
Developing a pathway to treat hepatitis C in primary care
In this episode we talk to Dr David Whiteley who is a lecturer at the Department of Nursing and Community Health, School... Read more
24 May 2022
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13mins
Ranked #8
The NICE traffic light system to assess sick children is not suitable for use as a clinical tool in general practice
The NICE traffic light system to assess sick children is not suitable for use as a clinical tool in general practice
In this episode we talk to Amy Clark who is a final year medical student at Cardiff and Dr Kathryn Hughes who is a GP an... Read more
17 May 2022
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15mins
Ranked #9
The GP workforce crisis - how are outcomes associated with different professionals?
The GP workforce crisis - how are outcomes associated with different professionals?
In this episode we talk to Dr Jon Gibson who is a research fellow at the School of Health Sciences at the University of ... Read more
3 May 2022
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12mins
Ranked #10
PRINCIPLE trial findings on the use of colchicine for COVID-19 in the community
PRINCIPLE trial findings on the use of colchicine for COVID-19 in the community
In this episode we speak to Professor Chris Butler who is a GP and professor of primary care at the Nuffield Department ... Read more
26 Apr 2022
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13mins
